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FLAssrrs ALREADY SHausx.

general use Of Wool Flannels has been its shrink
ing qualities This has now been overcome. and
we are showing the largest stock Of Already
Shrunk White and Red Flannels ever offered In
this city.
We purchased them direct from the manufsc.
tursfs In New Hampshire and Indiana, which
enablss u to offer them at lower price than II
purchased Of jobbers. We save to you the in
termedixte profit.
WHITE ALREADY sHRuNK FLANNELs.
34-inch Cotton and Wool. fine. SOC.
27-inch Atwood. SOC.
10.inch Cricket Wool. very fine. 81.
34-inch Cricket Wool. finest. 4l25.
SCARLET ALREADY sHRUNK FLANNEL&
2S-inch Atwood, SOC.
27-inch Atwood, fine. 55c.
30-inch Atwood. extra fine. 600
34-inch Atwood. finest, 62Hc.
28-inch Atwood. English finish, zoe.
32-inch All-wool, extra heavy, clio.
Extra nne grade Of Red Cricket Flannsls,
81 and Sl25 per yard.
MIXED ALREADY sHRUNK FLANNELs.
29-in. oray-snd- Brown Mixed. 37hc
2S-in. heavy, Soc.
2s.in. Navy Blue-snd- Gray Mixed. heavy. 55c
2S-in. in stripes snd plaids. soc.
2S.in. heavy All wool Gray Twtred. 62kc.
Owins to the increasing sale Of Flsnnsls, We
have been compelled to enlarge this depart
ment to double its former size. and the stock in
proportion, which places rs in better condition
than ever before to meet all demands
Second aoor)
WOODWARD 4 1orHRop.
Corner IL III and r sts. n. v.
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A CLIPPING.
THE FIRST COLD WAVE OF THE SEASON
The Signal Office announces a cold wave coming
The temperature will fall fifteen degrees within thirty.
six hours from O'Clock last evening"
THE ABOVE APPEARED IN THIS MORNINGS
POST. AND ACCORDING TO THAT THE COLD
WAVE WILL BE UPON Us BY 8 O'CLOCK TO-
MORROW WEDNESDAY MORNING. AS WE DO
NOT CLOSE BEFORE THIS EVENING, YOU
WILL HAVE AMPLE TINE. AFTER YOU READ
YOUR STAR. TO PROVIDE YOURSELF WITH AN
ovEncoAr. so AS TO BE QUITE READY TO RE-
CEIvE THE DISTINGUISHED VISITOR FROM
THE ARCTIC REGIONS THIS, OF COURSE, Is THE
PLACE TO COME. FOR SEVERAL REASONS. THE
FIRST Is BECAUSE WE HAVE MORE ovERcoArs
TO SHOW YOU THAN YOU CAN SEE IN ANY
THREE CLOTHING HOUSES IN TOWN. THE
SECOND IS BECAUSE. KNOWING THE PEOPLES
WANTS. WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THEM BY
GETTING UP STOCK THAT EMBRACES EVERY
STYLE OF ovERcoAT THAT'S MADE AND
EVERY GRADE OF ovERcoAr THAT'S GOOD.
OUR c1IENTAeE EMBRACES MEN FROM EVERY
WALK OF LIFE THEREFORE, WE KEEP IN
STOCK ovERcoArs FROM Is TO AGO. WE
DON'T CATER FOR ANY ONE CLASS: THE PEo-
PIE ARE OUR PATRONS. AND WE PROVIDE
EQUALLY WELL FOR THE POOR NAN AND THE
MILLIONAIRE. THE THIRD AND LAST REASON
WHY YOU SHOULD COME HERE FOR YOUR
ovERcoAr IS BECAUSE WE CAN AFFORD. BY
VIRTUE OF THE ENORMOUS BUSINESS WE DO
TO SELL GOODS on A CLOSER MARGIN THAN
ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON. THEREFORE,
YOU cAS FIND HERE BY FAR THE BEST VALUE
IN AN oyERcoAT FOR THE AMOUNT YOU WISH
TO INVEST THAT Is TO BE FOUND IN THIS
CITY. AND AT LEAST AS GOOD VALUE AZ You
CAN FIND IN ANY OF THE LARGE CONNER
cIAL CITIES OF THE UNION.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES oUTFITrERs
OBS SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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on Or Ous GaEArrsr

spec!sltiss IL Handkerchief. The new stock
has been received and represents the most OK.
tensivs, most varied. most attractive line, and
contains the best moneys worth Jet offered by
~. We sell no 'cotton-and linen" Handler
chiefs. From the lowest 10 the highest price
every thread - ALL lpen. and nothing BUT
linen. Do you know tho differences! Very few
do. Cotton-xnd-linsn is SOFT and looks ~ well
when new a. ALL LINEN, but II Rrows yellow
and frowsy with washing, and Ii apt to slit;
which is caused By the linen-way outwearing
the cotton-way. This Is convincing evidence
that linen will outwear cotton. Linen Handler.
chiefs grow winter. improve with washing, and
will outw ear cotton and linen two to Que.
We call attention to the following reprssants.
tive enumerations:
100 doc. Mems White All.Iinen Hemstitcksd
Handkerchiefs. largo variety Of choice fancy
borders. hslt-inch hem. generally sold ss l2}Sc..
ouly 10c. each.
rs dog Mems White All-Lincn Heinstitched
Handkerchiefs. one inch hem, handsome colored
borders. extra quality, and usually sold at 25c..
only l2hc. each.
90 dozen Mems White Linen Hemstitched
Haudkerchiefs, exquisite variety of fancy de-
signed borders, very hne grade, and usually sold
At Sic. only lie esch; 6for e.
rs doz. Mems White All-Linsn Hemstitched
Hspdkerehiefs, fancy borders in Q variety Of
handsomely dssigned color combinations,
generally sold u IS aud 37Hc. ssch, only goo.
each.
Gentlemen have never had such IN oppor-
tunity to lay IN new supply - 70 offered in
+ The shove
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HANDKERCHIEF.

One of the most prominent Gestures Of thisim-
msnss % ck IL our attractive line Of Ladies and
Msps' Initial Handkerchiefs, which W consider
The most complete ever shown in Washingtoa.
Aspsrticulariy good values We quote:
200 do1 Ladies White All-Lansu Unlsun.
dszed AsanstttchsA .InitiAl" handksrphisf2
hand-snbrotdsrsd lsttsEs. Is inch hema Only
l6a each
ATS Dos. Ladies' White All-Iinsn Unlaun.
dsred Hemstitched ''InitiA" HAndkerchisfs
haud-smbroidarsd lsttsra. one inch hssn. 2Oa
$50 DOE. Ladsss' White Ail-Linsn Lsundersd
Hsmstitchsd Initial" Handkerchisfs, hand
sznbruidsred letter.. two inch hsu- oniy s5c
each.
! 100 pes. LADIES' White All shss, Linen Lsun.
dSesd Hemstitchsd initial" Hsudkssehisfs,
and-ssubrotdsrsd isttera Is inch hem. only
2Ss. each; for el5o.
fxNv INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF
900 Doc. Mems White All-Linsa unioun-
dsred uemsAtched "InttiGl lGandksEchiefs.
hAed-smbepidsrsd letters. two inch hssa. extra
Quality. Only soc. each; Q for el.5Q
1So Doe Mems White Al-linen Laundsrsd
Hsmstitched Initial" HanakerchlefA one inch
hen, hand mbroidsrsd letter. sxtsa Sod
quality. Only 35c., for o.
w-Handksrehisf aspsrtmsnt mt aoer; In
q esnsss sialA
WOODWARD : IoTmoI.
On 11sh "a 1sAaw
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CoAcu Honsrs.

4. wLKXR6 SONS, 2O4 10TH ST NV
~ kareAnsspt Paper. Mortar colorx CLareosi Lima
fsrusna and b. 10y Censsatk
1e1spL0.s slo-Az. AZ
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.
Slightly colder followed BY warmer. light - fkeah
northwesteriy winds becoming vss1abls. hght rainl
followed ~ fair weather
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Another IMMENSE PuRcHAsr
This Is not Torchon Lace season. and - manu-
facturers were anxious to sell. We made IN ex-
tensive purchase. segregatins shout $4,000
yards. at such advantageous prices we are ena-
bled to offer our customers the greatest values
ever shown.
1000 yards ct sc. Per yard.
1900 &c
1900 "1Oc.
$500 "12kc
5000 Sic.
$500 "25c.
In order to more easily serve our customers
these lscss will be placed on . long center
counter in front Of the Lace Department on
Arst door, right Of main entrance
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor 18th and sts. a. ".
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&
VT {: :: 81 :.
can OBTAIN WHAT NEED 10 FUR
N1sH NJ HOUSE AND MAKE REGULAR
WEEKLY PAYMENTS UNTIL TN BILL
Il sBTTIrDs
Yxs. sm.
CAN HAVE TIE USE OF rHrsx An.
T1cLEs-ALL OF THrM-puRrNa THE
TrNHs
oANIHAvE THEM A Low AZ OTHER
HOUSES SILL FOR CASH,
YES, SIR
WILL YOU TELL us FRANKLY JUST
WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY EACH
WILL YOU PAY PROMPTLY EACH
WEEK JUST WHAT YOU AGREE.
YES. SIR.
WILL YOU coNsC1ENT1oUsLY RE-
spEcT THE ACCOMMODATION WE ARE
GIVING your
YES, s1R.
WILL YOU CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
GOODS AND OUR CREDIT PLAN.
YES, SIR
THEN WE CAN DO SOME BUSINESS
HOUSE & HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
ol-ew e2l AND o2s SEVENTH ST. N. ".
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81 81 Z : SI|| T E.. T. I. T
T III T. I. H E II u
{: {; { E.. II; F.
THE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
which We have put on our Counters This Week. and this
umein
AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT LINE
from what We have advertised for some time.
|||iss||$SSjj$ T OH :: ::
TIRE STOCK. THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS
PURCHASE WE HAVE EVER MADE
IN THAT LINE.
ADVANTAGEOUS FOR YOU
and for enabling to buy popular goods ct prices
way below the popular.
lot of IMITATION SILVER COLOGNE BOT
TIES imported to sell ct 25c.
TO BE SOLD AT So.
lot of LEATHERETTE MEMORANDUM and
CARD CASES combined worth 15c.,
TO BE SOLD AT Sc.
/ lot of LEATHERETTE-co POCKET MEN,
oRANDUM. giit-edge. would be very cheap at 20c.
TO BE SOLD AT &C.
lot Of INLAID woRK-BoxEs, worth 75c and q.
TO BE SOLD AT ESQ.
lot Of very large size woRK-BoxEs. worth fully
also.
TO BE SOLD AT 3sc.
llot Of SHOPPING BASKETS. worth Csc.
TO BE SOLD AT CSC.
lot of BRASS EAsELs, Lily or Daisy designs to
10 inches high. all sizes,
TO BE SOLD AT ESQ
Hot of FAIRY LAMPS.
TO BE SOLD AT lsc
10. of Low. SON & HAYpEN's FINE TOILET
SOAPS. usually sells 1t 15c.,
TO BE SOLD AT FOR CSC.
An elegant line of SOAPS and PERFUMERIRs Of
all descriptions.
N. Blake notice of our Cloak advertisement under
the Ladies' column.
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.
Slightly colder followed by warmer. light - faah
northwesterly winds becoming vszia6ls. ligAt rans
followed ~ fair weather.
THr PA1A,s RorX1 Axxouscs,usr
FEW srYI. OF ADvrnrrsuo.
ADVANTAGES TO THE PUBLIC.
The Palase Royal. darins tAs $1,000, hssssosers
rented whole column for advcrtisinR The df6erencs
In cost Of this small spsco and column 10 given our
patrons In daily reduced ptisss Ths y eur asv sys
Of advertising
TOMORROW. OCT 2erH
so dozen of our 2 for o5 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
ladies and Msn'O for &c. Not mofs than six -
:: :; F T. T. I: {; {. |, l..
s ss 4 + En-
ssss Fl LIZ Er.-
SUITS AND WRAPS The Special Sale is for the
Introduction Of some new goods which arrived this
morning.
HOUSE ROBES
From 81 so to els. Styles copied from our imported
Tea Gowns. The 90 50 worsted. vslvet.trimmed
Wrappers Of bright and cheerful colors would not Be
dear q IS.
TEA GOWNS.
Seven imported China Silk Tea 0ownA Delicate
colors. plain and figured Delicate lace trimming.
We imported them to gain ideas, and afford to
offer them at cost Wen do %. High priced. but
chesp. $40 to S32.
e12 to S55 Some imported some domestic. A
VERY LARGE VARIETY. BUT VERY FEW OF
EACH KIND Wen At you free Of sxtra charge We
promise you EXCLUSIVE STYLES. Reckon the cost
Of materials aud making Of any suit that takss your
fancy and you'll admit the economy Of our ready
Suits.
JACKETS, ETC.
SEAL PLUSH from eel to sl25. This mornings
arrivals are beauties. They have short beck. long
'front.' bell sleeves. real seal trimmings Gas viii b
the price. Tomorrow only for $40.
AsTRAKHAN visites and walking Jacketa 90 90
to $3.50. Satin lined throughout Genuine tailor
made. Have one tried on and admire the at.
KERsEY JACKETS arrived this morning. Genuine
English tailor-made. Lap seams. Price. So %. and
cheap for such goods As good - $50 made-to-order
Jackets.
CHILDRENS JACKETS.
We open tomorrow . line Of Short jackets for
Misses from 6 to ID years Same styles a. Ladies'
but much cheaper listers for children from to 10
Royal" prces
~ Remnants at permanently reduced prices can
be found daily in each Of our twenty-five depart
mepta
F.; F 4 4 /, E., 4 4 4 :: :;
BRE 90 ~ A + - ~~
EaiEE $sj$ + + t.
"a LIsNER. Sole Proprietor and Manassr3
o25 1117-111o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IyoR RHINESTONE IN BUILnING, COR. 18Th
Il ST. and New lork avenue, and for Inan! years
occupied BY II. \. Moodard for gents fuIli-hinss
Apply tod. ". p. MElELs. ls@s New lork ave 22-S'
il abe for dug ist daily OF dry goods. house IA.
tath, ce lar; AL mod iInps cor 9TH and II ste n
o,s:s-3t- h BUTcNER. next door.
INOE hINT-HANDSOME MN sTokEROoA-
IL 1882 l4th ST.. nne cellar and "a d.
sTkIGEk lIEBERMANN.
o2l-6t l303 81
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FOR RENT--MIsCELLANEOUS

IOa RENT-OR LEAsE-aooD AND COAL lAKD,
IL cor. lOfh and n scales, sheds. stable I'd
broom brick house suitable Tor dwelling and onca
Terms apply 70 GhEES CUNNINGHAM.
o2l-Iln. laos Est
TyOR RENT-CALIoRAPH TyPEwRITERs, s5 PER
IL mouth in advance also sold on es.y instAl
HENkl A CLARKE son,
s7-3m S33 n 81 n "
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-A FRENCH COOK. LIKE TO RENT
TsrsOSs ASdres: Boz 81. Star Once '0 o ,St lS
WANrEp-Two OR THREE UNruRNIsHpD
w rooms, same floor with bathroom, with hoard
BY gentleman and wife Address stating location and
price, "sILV En-" Star Once o25-2t'
WANTED-DEsIRABLE FURNISHED OR UN.
w furnished Rooms; can rent them to permanent
for renting Room Renting Agency 6I2 9th st. o25-3t
WANTED FURNISHED A GOOD SIZED
W. Psrlof on FIRST door, anu two or three 9TH
Rooms, with privilege of caterer: IN good loo ton
northwest Address Boz ll3. star ofhce. o25-3i'
w GENTLEMAN. HIS WIFE. AND GROWN
cess to psrior, and with board in nice private fan
lily, in which there are no Other bosrers for the
ing winter nd spru.. 11csty prIerred vest Of 9th
and h sts. Address box 80, star ofhca o?4-0t'
WANTEp-UNFCRNIsh ANP FURNISHED
402 18th st, over Davis Hat Store o24-2t.
WANTED-ROOMs OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES
w with and Without board, ct DOM Routing Agency
Tor resi.ssrins rss.oc.b: Nh. Lucy aGNf ifs'
o22-St
WAN1ED-UNFURNIsH VERY LARGE
studio Locality. from l7fh 70 20th and fiom Q to
street.: hefsrencss exchanged 4 l. l.. Star oiiace
WANTED-BY 4 FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.
sS s, Y. 9th and l5th sta n " Address BOX g Star
WANTED-ROOMs-MO CUSTOMERS THAN
w we can suit. Parties having rooms 70 rent
SSs% Assnes 1867
Yl5-zm
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BOARDING.

bOAhDlNCI.
ELEGANTLy FuKNIsHED RooMx sIN6IT N
hotels. 1910 Il 1t. nv. o.S-i~s
nNE PLEASANT FURNISHED THIRD eToRv
" frosa ho9nl south and east exposare. vitkoIs
1905 ] 81 y. " ofPosrrI TRANTfy1
1919 Park = Pleasant koonas, With F1rSt-i.s4
go s ssassssSS stshssss& asw ssas s.Sss
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
Corner IL tn and r sta. n. v.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
e. c; SoTsE n, q
cash with description Of house. 4 Z D.. Boon 807
WNNTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER A
w hsndsome Residence. about ten or twelve rooms.
West End Address Lock Boz B, statiig very lowest
price which will b conhAsntiAl state street and
19.l0e.. SS9-2'-
WANrHD--I AN HAVING DAILY APPLICATIONS
WHY good class Of tensnts for small and nediuY
tenants by placing than with Prompt Collections
y: s. YIN eIH Yss 81 nd fk y
WANTED.7 10 ls,RooM Housts, WITHIN 10
w blocks OF 14th and STA for opl client Who Il
aaysr sns sS: s fSy x M ssa
Attorney.stLaw 62y Est. o24-3t'
WANTEp-TO BUY FOR cAsH. Oh EXCHANGE
w. for $4,000 q oi5060. Possessen 81 i6tL q 40
ysmbss. Y poszIels: box 49,. st.s snsss osa.as.
WANTED-PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, RENT
.ea az. :. Air. sses
WANTF1I.RIKEcT FROM OwSEIs: HOUSES
placed Will us win o ii6srsiy aasustsel q elf
psnse hsnts eoalsctsd Estates m.naEak. .!nsusAscs
s1 5sis iais -. 1a5sislas ssS Ea. SlSSi
FOR RENT-OFF1CES.
FA f SsEssiisis1z ORIG. ,s,Ys s 4 sssaEs;:o.
Eof R11T.3Il7qE1Ey1QEx f0yH INST
tf nSs H'ffac MY. i9sS 3. s'.s s'01 ILL., pa
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PERSONAL.
A YOUNG LADY WILL PAY slo A MONTH Fon
"A Government position paying e5QAper month Al
aress Boa %. ss.r ONE o25-2r
TIyEE PUBLIC ACCoNMoDATED WITH nm
Clothing and Tailoring credit st cssh pr,css a.
rectfrom the inanuiscturer s1kAsBukoEhk son.
lll2 ST olb-lm
A SPECIAL FEATURE: OUR AL WOOL CORK
N screw SuitA, only ellO0. sTRAsBCkGERS BON.
MIluiscturlng Clothers. lll2 cd olb-3n
" ana Answers. send loc. 20 boob -sfores or 10
u ". FLYNN, A. M, Ivy Instifut>
s2s-lms Southwest cor. sth and 4 stsL n ~
m ACCOUNT on TIE HEAVY DEMAND UFoI
I'm We are Dow prepared % p&y fu vklne tor Cent?
second- hand Ciothinr. Aadrsss or call a. JCsTHso
Old st@i:o- Ulv y OF. nv. s2O-torl0
W BALDWIN JOHNSON DEsliFs ALL CASE
buyers OF coal and wood 10 cab on HIM for pr1csG
ncssL AlAin once l1th 81 sId n l. va lrsncS
sul0-:hno
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T livery AND sALIQ srAnIRe 006 AND 0Si q
IN ~ sssSns 49,. reepeeed " Fl NAT.
a Ssi:ss ss:: "a is So %
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Railroads..
Through Tickets

To the West and Southwest, always to be
had, via,
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CHAIR CAR LINE. -tsE

UHAIK YAK LINE, ny
Ask yoPr nearest ticket agent for rates,
charts, maps, and full information of the
Great Short Line TO the West, aud wnere to
obtain government and cheap lands or write
A. NJ. BRAcKESRIpGE,
Cent Pass. Agt. Martinsburg, W. Va.
re- Care Continental Hotel.
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CuREs ALL HUMORa.

from common BIotch, or Eruption,
"Fever sOres,o Scaiy or Rough
Skin, i'm short, all diseases caused by bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, puri-
Eating UIcers rapidly heal under its be-
nign influence. Especially has it manifested
its potency in curing letter, Rose Rash,
uIous sores and SweIIings, Hip
iOint Disease, White SWe1Ifngs,
Goitre, or Thick Mock, and Enlarged
Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for q
large treatise, with colored plates, on Skin
Diseases or the same amount for a treatise
on Scrofulous Affections.
"THE BLOOD IS THE EIFE.v
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digesffO a fair skin, buOyant sPir-
its, and vital strength, will be established.
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Liver. Blood, and Lunqs.

II you feel duh, drowsy. debilitated, have
eallow color Of skin, or yellowish-brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chills, alternating with hot fiushes, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, Irregular appetite,
and coated tongue, you are suffering from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid
Liver, or "Bf1iOusness.o In many
cases only part of these symptoms are expe-
rienced As remedy for all such cases,
DIR. Pferce,s Golden Medical Dis
cOvery is unsurpassed
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of
Blood, ShOrtness of Breath, BrOn.
chitis, Asthma, severe Coughs, and
kindred affections 1t is an efficient remedy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. at $l.OO, or SIX
BOTTLES for $500.
Send ten cents in stamps for DIR. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical AssO.
citation, G63 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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CONSUMPTION,

rested and cured by this remedy, If taken be-
fore the last stages OF the disease are reached.
From its marvellous power over this terribly
celebrated remedy to the public. DIR. PIERCE
thought seriously Of calling it his Soon.
sumption Cure,o but abandoned that
name as too limited for medicine which,
from its wonderful combination of tonic or
strengthening, Alternative, or blood-ceansing.
anti-bilious. pectoral, and nutritive proper
ties, 10 uneQualed, not only as a remedy for
consumption, but for all Chronic Dis
~ hA
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An Essay and a VaIedictOry.
BY Daniel B. Thompson.

THE PROGRESS OF THE NEGRO SINCE
EMANCIPATION.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
The Palatka. Welaka x Lake Road.

The meeting at Welaka in the inter
ests of the above named road, Monday,
was largely attended. The citizens of
Welaka and its vicinity readily accepted
the proposition of the company, as
stated by Major Fenwick, to grade and
tie the road. Articles of incorporation
have been adopted and an election of
officers will be held. to-day, i'm the Flor
ida Southern railroad offices.
Mr.. Knight, of the Jacksonville, Tam
pa ana Key West road, is the engineer
in charge of the new road. He will com
mence the survey of the road, Friday,
commencing ct the south end and work
ing this way, tying on to preliminary
lines already run from the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West line. His office
will be in the Florida Southern building.
The new road, which it is expected.
will be finished in November, shortens
the time to Tavares by an hour and a
half, and to Barlow by four
hours. 1t will be standard guage all the
way and viii form an important link be-
tween Palatka and the more southeriy
towns of the Peninsula.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
Quarantine i'm south Florida.

There having been several rumors cir
culating to the effect that South Florida
was not properly quarantined against
Key West, the following letter, written
to the Jacksonville Board of Health, will
prove of great interest, and will per-
manently set at rest the unwarranted
talk that has been INDUCED in. The
slow progress the fever is making, and
the fact that no cases have been devel-
oped on the mainland is very encOurag-
ing, and the fright of the people has
very greatly subsidized. The following
is the letter, which will prove of local
interest:
SANFORD, FLA, June IL.
\. w. Knight, NJ. ID.
DEAR DOCTOR-I dislike having to
write you SO much, but rumors which
reflect so directly ON South Florida, a
whole, and Orange County in particular,
should be set right.
The Florida Southern Railroad is
quarantined at Barlow, Lakeland and
Tavares. DIR. G.. w. Hicks and MIR.
Reel are, to-day, at Eustis and Fort Ma
son, to determine whether a quarantine
station at either of these places is neces-
sary. III they report in favor of one our
board viii Immediately establish it..
Enterprise and Volusia Counties are
doing their part. At first their system
was defective, but now / believe that we
can rely upon them.
Titusville and Brevard County have
walked up and mean business, and if their
inspectors do their duty at their several
stations, we need fear no danger from
that source.
DIR. Morley, our secretary, is person.
ally attending to the station below ks
simmee, and l will guarantee none will
pass who is not properly vouched for. l
visit the different stations as often as
possible, and personally see that all is
moving as it should. investigate every
rumor no matter how trivial, for fear,
however doubtful. it may be true. Yours
truly, FRANK CALDWELL, NJ. ID.